From the fall of LaDainian Tomlinson to the monster performance of the 49ers defense, Michael Fabiano takes a look at all the major fantasy storylines from the NFL's fourth weekend.

JaMarcus Russell's flawed mechanics and indecisiveness have led Raiders fans to turn on the former No. 1 draft pick. But that doesn't mean the team should give up on him ... yet.

Plaxico Burress is gone? No problem, let Mario Manningham step in and shine. The Giants' ability to replace productive parts with productive parts gives them the ingredients to make another run.

Brandon Marshall wants to be traded, and now he's been suspended by the Broncos for conduct detrimental to the team. That makes him a risky fantasy pick.

There's only so much the Giants' talented, revamped defensive line can do. The rest is up to Eli Manning, who must exude higher levels of confidence while surrounded by a young group of eager WRs.

Patriots QB Tom Brady is back at 100 percent, so why shouldn't he be a first-round fantasy pick? Get an answer to that and much more in this week's fantasy mailbag.

What would the NFL and NFLPA say to an idea that would promote the NFL worldwide, provide jobs for 100 unsigned veterans and be a midseason source to replace injured players? Read on.

The Giants need someone to step in and be the playmaker that Plaxico Burress was. So far, first-round draft pick Hakeem Nicks is doing all the right things to be the guy.

The 2009 NFL Draft has come and gone. How did your favorite team do in addressing its needs? Pat Kirwan takes a team-by-team look back at the weekend.

Exciting. Perplexing. Fascinating. Curious. The '09 draft had a little bit of everything. But the word of the weekend was "intrigue." Here's a look at some moves that merit further examination.

The Giants might have a completely different starting receiving duo to start this season than it did last year, and this is a bitter pill to swallow for Amani Toomer, the team's all-time leading receiver.

Many well-established, big-name free agents are still looking for a place to play in 2009. Here are some teams that potentially could be in need of those players.

The veteran free-agency signing period begins on Feb. 27, and here's an in-depth look at each NFC team's potential key free agents and offseason course of action.

Where might cornerback Malcolm Jenkins land in this year's draft? Steve Wyche breaks down how he thinks the first round will play out in April.